Sometimes we need an erotic break in our everyday life: a little sexual daydream interlude. You deserve to take one right now, in fact. Enjoy.
By Anna Lockwood.
Images by @xavieralopez.
Is this the right time?
Would you like it if I touched your bare shoulder in a dark theatre right in the middle of the summer?
Would you like it if I touched the small of your back?
Could I please run my tongue in circles around your nipples?
Would you like it if I ran my tongue in circles around your clitoris?
May I run my fingers in circles around your breasts?
Could I run my fingertips down your jawbone?
May I thread my fingers through your hair at the base of your skull?
Could I please press the glans of your cock gently between my lips?
May I seek the edges of your thigh muscles, carefully, with my fingertips?
Would you like it if I bit on your inner thigh?
Would you like it if I tied a wide, soft ribbon around your eyes?
May I slap you on the ass?
May I tie you to my bedposts?
May I please unbutton your dress?
Would you like it if I tugged on your hair a little?
May I seek the edge of your orgasm?
May I please hold you there?
Would you like it if I licked off your sweat?
Could you please put another finger inside?
May I put my fingers in your mouth?
Would you prefer it if I lifted you against the wall?
Do you need some more lube?
May I cradle your ankles in my hands?
Would you prefer some more time?
May I press my body into your back?
Would you like it if I nipped at your breasts with my teeth and my fingers?
May I pinch your clit?
Will you hold my chest while I’m sleeping?
Will you stroke my back to help fade my nerves?
May I squeeze your cock between my legs?
Will you squeeze my head between your legs?
Could you please just throw me down and fuck me?
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